Save As Dialog

The Save As dialog is described below with functions for how to access it. A list of the controls on the dialog can be found in the table below.

What It Does

Allows you to save images in the Image Manager palette in your Mari project to somewhere on your machine or network.

How to Access It

• Right-click | image in the Image Manager Palette > Open

• Image Manager Palette >

Save As Dialog Fields

Control	Type	What it does	Notes
Look in	dropdown	The directory where the image was imported from. Select a recent directory from the dropdown, or use the navigation controls described below.
	button	Goes back to the previous directory.
	button	Goes forward to the next directory that you have browsed.	Only available if you have already browsed back using the back button.
	button	Goes up one level in the directory hierarchy.
	button	Creates a new folder in the current directory.
	button	Displays the contents of the directory as icons and names only.
	button	Displays the contents of the directory as a details view, with a sort option at the top of the listing.
Name	information	Lists the name of the files or folder in the selected directory.	The files that are shown are only those that are of a valid file format.
Size	information	Lists the file or folder size.
Type	information	Displays what kind of file the item is, for example, a folder or a .jpg file.
Date Modified	information	Lists the date that the file was last opened or modified.
File name	entry box	Type a file name into the field to save the image with a specific file name outside of Mari.
File of type	dropdown	Lists the file formats that are able to be saved out of Mari.
Advanced options
Colorspace	dropdown	The colorspace the image data is converted to. Automatic is determined by the file name, size, and type of data in the channel. OCIO colorspace roles are also displayed in this list. In addition to the OCIO roles and colorspace options, there are also Same as Native and Same as Working options available in the dropdown menu. These allow you to maintain the same colorspace as the one that was native to the image, or as the one you used within Mari when you were working with the image.

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